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Automotive Engineering - Master

Information for prospective students

Course content, study program structure, and the application process – guidance and information on the Master's study program in Automotive Engineering at the University of Stuttgart.

Research focus areas and projects

Automotive engineering in Stuttgart is closely linked to the FKFS. Key areas of specialization include aerodynamics, acoustics, vehicle dynamics, vehicle powertrain systems, automotive mechatronics, and automated and connected driving. Our students benefit from cutting-edge research and often participate in projects.

Infrastructure for study and research

  • More than 100 workstations in various learning spaces (e.g., “Aquarium”)
  • Lab exercises focused on specializations in our research facilities
  • Special lectures by instructors from industry

More than studying: opportunities within the program

  • Orientation sessions for Master’s students
  • Participation in the racing team (Formula Student)
  • Research and thesis projects with practical relevance, including projects conducted with industry partners
  • Opportunities to complete an industrial internship or thesis abroad
  • Double Master’s program

Living in Stuttgart

Meeting people and asking questions

Contact for further questions

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Bernhard Bäuerle

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Course Degree Management and Student Counselling Automotive Engineering

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Kurt Seiwert

 

Course Degree Management and Student Counselling Automotive Engineering

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Student Counseling Center

 
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